Considering how your dog moves and what their diagnosis means for their own daily life.
Hip dysplasia · dog and owner photograph
Understanding your dog’s day.
A shared diagnosis does not mean that two dogs will have the same rehabilitation needs. Age, activity, movement, comfort and the home environment all help us understand the individual dog referred with hip dysplasia.
We bring your observations together with the veterinary history and assessment findings. From there, we can discuss priorities and the potential role of different land-based and water-based approaches.
A conversation shaped around you
Build a picture of everyday movement and activity.
Discuss gait and function in the context of the diagnosis.
Explore rehabilitation options around your dog’s individual needs.
